Routes in Canberra for selected grade

Up to ledge on good (but reachy) holds then move right for a couple of moves before reaching the crack. Up the crack and arete for a tricky finish.

Named because it was first climbed on trad & there is zero protection for the first 2/3 of the climb.

From front of the icecream traverse boulder, up and left from a stand start, top out to the left. Straight up a fair bit harder.

Friction climb. Very slabby.

Easiest one on the rock. Ladder-like.

Somewhat forgettable with no really hard moves.

In the corner between #15 and #16. Easy moves to the top

Not to be confused with #14, the descent. Round the corner a little - can be climbed as an eliminate, upping the grade.

Go from the bottom to the top. Layback, climb the face, do what you will really.

Slabby and more scary than tough. Don't be fooled by the photos - it's quite tall!

There are several variations along that side of the boulder, all around V0.

Left of #32, start at left side (getting on is the crux) and head on up. If you go too far right, you're headed into Brown Trouser territory!

Sit start from base of arete, climb up trending rightwards and top out.

Dyno variant of Cream. Place feet, jump.

Straight up just left of the crack. Standing start.

Slabby V0 climb.

Slightly easy for the grade - big holds and easy going. This is also the downclimb off the boulder.

Balance problem, great training for slab climbs. Of course, friends don't let friends do slab.

Another slab problem. Using the crack makes it VBeginner.

Stay away from that crack!

Slabbity slab slab.

SlabLyfe.

A nice little jaunt onto a jug.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start at the base of the main face using the right-side arete. Head to the left across the face of the boulder. Stem between the two boulders and top out on the right-side boulder. Try a sit start to make the problem harder. Assess rock quality before climbing - some holds may loosen and become unstable over time.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of arete then climb up and top out.

Bevan Ashby

Route is on top of Beaver n Goose block. Sit start then climb up and top out.

Route is one metre left of 3. Sit start then climb up and top out.

Follow The Bummer directly up to the ledge, then straight up over a mantle on obvious holds to the anchor of Vandalous Behaviour.

Stand start and straight up.

Originally graded 14, this is/was the easiest route on the crag. The farthest left route, trending rightwards towards the top to a lower off.

Climb The Little Unknown from the shared starting point of the far-right climbs, then stop at the chains before the overlap.

Climb the corner from the left

Climb the corner from the right

To the left and down from Hivemind climb the obvious arete. Try to keep to the arete and not wander up the left. A nice and well protected sports climb with 5 bolts. Be careful not to drop rocks on your belayer. Belay back a bit and wear a helmet.

About 6 metres left of Honey and down the gully. Climb the crack up to the ledge and then up to the anchors. Be careful not to dislodge rocks on your belayer. Some gardening and cleaning has been performed, more may be required.

Start on crimps left of butt crack. easy and good way Practise the top out of butt crack from the jug

Sit start. Starting on the right hand side (on the corner) on the back of the couch boulder. Pull onto the two finger pocket with the left and the big old jug on the right with feet on the holds on the sorter side of the boulder. Move along the back of the boulder to top out at the tallest point on the left.

A nice lazy one that would probably be V0 without the pocket at the start.

Sit start pulling on the big under-cling. Moving up and slightly to the right following the good foot holds.

Sit Start on the far left traverse right and mantle onto the ledge.

Sit start using the detached spike. Up and slightly right before traversing left to the mantle.

Edit 09/21: detatched spike was loose and moving, was removed. Climb no longer exists.

Up face crack on right side; boulder is second (of three) on right hand side facing the lake coming down the unpaved road.

Up left hand side of same boulder for Problem 0.1, nice right hand pinch to pull up orange exposed section

Up right side arrete, easy layback up to top; boulder is the third (furthest from road), next to Problem 0.1 boulder with a small roof section

Sit start on positive holds then throw for the absolute apex of the boulder.

Up and over the bulge. Sketchy mantel.

Up the crack and its nearby features. Bonus points if you use only the crack. Sit start.

Sit start, then up and stay to the right using the easy holds.

Sit start and fairly directly up but to the right side of the arete, rather than the left.

From a standing start, get your hands high up on the right edge of the arete and your toes into the crack running along the bottom of the rock. Shuffle your hands up the edge until you reach the jug, get your left foot onto the crimp hold from 'Problem 9' then swing your right foot up onto the ledge and convince the rest of your body to follow it. Continue to the top.

Climb the boulder without mantling.

Same Boulder as the topo above

From a standing start, grab two big jugs on the arete and get your feet onto the sloping blocks underneath. Swing a lft foot into the little orange incut notch the the left, stand up on that and head on up.

Start as for 'section 59', but instead of staying left at the top, swing out onto the slabby face and go straight up.

This climb is about 50m down the hill from section 59.

Pull up using the rail/side pulls, then gain the step before committing to the top out.

Pull up then move out right before topping out.

Find the largest gap in the plants behind the carpark and traverse across from left to right. Ends about 3 meters from The Swordfish Queen.